Manchester United, the "Red Devils," has reportedly finalized the decision regarding Marcus Rashford's future, with the player in agreement.
Samuel Luckhurst, a well-known football journalist, reported that Marcus Rashford, the loaned striker at Barcelona, does not intend to return to Manchester United. At the same time, Manchester United has no plans to recall Rashford for the next season.
Rashford's future remains uncertain due to questions over whether Barcelona will exercise their option to buy him permanently for 26 million euros.
Senior Manchester United executives continue to push for Rashford's sale because his wages are set to rise to £325,000 per week in July after the club officially secured a Champions League spot.
Meanwhile, the 28-year-old player has made it clear he is unwilling to return to Old Trafford, as he is performing well at Barcelona, scoring 13 goals in 46 matches this season, despite not starting in the last five games.
Barcelona has until 15 June to decide whether to trigger the purchase option for Rashford.